Talk:Glycoprotein
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I am not really sure whether Abeta is an short name for amyloid beta peptide so it wouldn't hurt for someone medically trained to look at it. I also thought of writing a article on it, but on reading a bit on the subject, i concluded there is no way it would be coherent so any help would be appreciated. [1]
I removed a seemingly random "your mom" from after the last sentence, does anyone know of any valid reason that was there? The edit description of the editor that added it provided no description at all and it seemed out of place... Wintermut3 23:56, 9 November 2006 (UTC)
which part of the sugar is (covelantly) linked to what part of the AA/protein ??
